ionforce

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by ionforce 9y ago
I think it depends on the company. From my personal experience it's something like crappy software company << bank << startup So depending where you are in the software world, you can still be making a ton of coin at a bank
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by ionforce 9y ago
Is there a way to express/model technology so that it isn't considered this accessory but something that is core to their values/mission? Have we not done a good job of proving that investment in technology is a force/pr
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by ionforce 9y ago
> Some programmers have absolutely no hygiene wrt formatting. I don't know how these kinds of people live with themselves or are tolerated by others. I hate it.
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by ionforce 9y ago
> I place a premium I think the problem is are you saying this as an individual or are you saying this as someone in leadership with power. Place a premium all you want. But if you're a grunt, that opinion is going straight to dev n
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by ionforce 9y ago
> one of GDPR's key motivation was to take FB down. Do you have a citation for this claim?
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by ionforce 9y ago
An interesting thing to note about tech in NYC is that it's not at all like tech in the west coast where it's tech for tech's sake. In NYC it's always in support of some other industry. Definitely gives off a different v
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by ionforce 9y ago
I don't think working remote has proven itself fully. Otherwise everyone would be doing it. > They're probably focused on the fact that productivity is still higher in co-located settings and the best talent pools are in major
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by ionforce 9y ago
> I don't know what's going to happen for us. Who is us?
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by ionforce 9y ago
> I work in the Food Network office in CM. Doing something software/tech related?
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by ionforce 9y ago
> I used to work at Google NYC Where do you work now?
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by ionforce 9y ago
> Bug trackers are one of those areas where a lot of companies should build there own. This sounds insane. I have not worked at a place where the workflow was so holy and important that it couldn't be captured in a near default JIRA
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by ionforce 9y ago
Isn't that a bit thorny since most of the content is copyrighted...
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by ionforce 9y ago
What's an example of 100X behavior?
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by ionforce 9y ago
You're missing his point. Being late could (hypothetically) have side effects that affect the morale of other team members.
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by ionforce 9y ago
One time I got laid off for not closing enough stories. Meanwhile the guy that was kept on was the source of a lot of bugs. So what is that if you generate your own problems and "solve" them?
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by ionforce 9y ago
How "limited" is that window? Let them copy it.
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by ionforce 9y ago
Should have chosen a different name for the language.
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by ionforce 9y ago
What does our velocity say?
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by ionforce 9y ago
Do you not have due dates or stakeholders that want predictability?
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by ionforce 9y ago
Maybe people are ultimately imperfect and others are looking to process to smooth over those imperfections.
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by ionforce 9y ago
So there should be optimal pairing... I guess the problem is if both sides are exercising minimums. "I don't want the best of the shitty programmers remaining, I want someone with at least this much experience." I don't
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by ionforce 9y ago
Isn't this one of those asymmetry things where the hiring company has no incentive to make the process pleasant? They hold all the power/keys etc. Before people jump in with "what about negative Glassdoor reviews" or &qu
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by ionforce 9y ago
What if the court is in the same pocket as Intel?
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by ionforce 9y ago
Right, so the mismatch here is whether or not the CPU is being pitched as wholly secure. If it is "mostly secure with insecure performance enhancements" or really "mostly secure with performance enhancements that have an unsp
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by ionforce 9y ago
The people that were aware were probably extracting value out of the fact that not everyone knew. Could be not worth making a public stink, could be weaponizing the exploit, could be coordinated disclosure.
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by ionforce 9y ago
I didn't know you could defenestrate abstract things. I thought it was just for people.
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by ionforce 9y ago
Is this saying that AMD is affected? Is this the same as the Intel bug reported earlier?
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by ionforce 9y ago
Who do you think the author is trying to persuade and where did you detect disrespect?
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by ionforce 9y ago
What are some prevailing opinions on why it did not succeed?
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by ionforce 9y ago
This was so confusing on mobile. I don't think it worked on my iPhone. Totally different experience on desktop.

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